Guard for the nips of rolls in calenders and the like
AssigneeKleinewefers GmbH
InventorJanez Lampic
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AssigneeKleinewefers GmbH
InventorJanez Lampic
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A safety guard for the nip of two neighboring rolls in a calender has an elongated support which is located in front of the nip and has two elongated strip-shaped barriers each adjacent but spaced apart from the peripheral surface of one of the rolls. The support is mounted on the bearings for one of the rolls for pivotal movement about an axis which is parallel to the nip and carries cams which are biased against rollers on the bearings for the other roll by one or more reversible motors. If the bearings for one of the rolls are moved relative to the bearings for the other roll, the cams move along the respective rolls and/or vice versa, whereby the orientation of the support and of the barriers thereon is changed so that the width of the clearances between the barriers and the peripheral surfaces of the adjacent rolls does not exceed a maximum permissible value such as would enable a careless operator to introduce a finger into the nip.
A guard for an elongated nip of first and second rolls which have substantially cylindrical peripheral surfaces and spaced apart parallel axes of rotation and are installed in a machine wherein the first and second rolls are respectively rotatable in first and second bearings and at least one of the bearings is movable relative to the other bearing to vary the spacing of the axes and the distance of the bearings from each other, comprising a support at one side of the nip;
A guard for an elongated nip of first and second rolls which have substantially cylindrical peripheral surfaces and spaced apart parallel axes of rotation and are installed in a machine wherein the first and second rolls are respectively rotatable in first and second bearings and at least one of said bearings is movable relative to the other bearing to vary the spacing of the axes, comprising a support at one side of the nip;
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